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The Tomorrow Show:
John, Paul, Tom & Ringo
Two DVD set featuring separate interviews of John, Paul, and Ringo with Tom Snyder on The Tomorrow Show. The interviews with McCartney & Wings in 1979, and with Starr in 1981 give a nice glimpse into their lives at the time. But the gem here is the Lennon interview from 1975, which was recorded right in the middle of his fight to stay in the United States, and which stands as his final televised interview. Included is Tom's show from December 9, 1980, where he rebroadcasts the 1975 interview with a few additional guests. The DVDs are available at the Shout! Factory Store.
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Shoulda Been There
by Jude Southerland Kessler
Massive new book that documents John Lennon’s life from 1940 to 1961. Nearly 800 pages trace the events that motivated his desire to become a famous rock star, along with the day-by-day activities of the early Beatles. Over 20 years of research and interviews went into the book, which is written with a "factional" approach to effectively recreate events and conversations. The book is finely padded out with a timeline, pictures, a Scouse glossary, and most importantly an indispensible section containing short biographies of the main characters involved in early Beatles history. The book is available at On The Rock Books.
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CheLennon
by The Oz
Music CD containing 13 John Lennon covers by artist Russian punk band The Oz. and let you enjoy the familiar tunes in a new way. Click HERE for audio and video clips and more information.
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Ticket To Ride
by Graham Sclater
Novel by musician and record producer Graham Sclater, who spent much of the 1960s living and working as a musician in Hamburg, Germany. Based on the author's personal experiences, the book gives the reader a good idea of what life was like for British bands seeking fame across the English Channel. Over 300 pages are filled with stories of the band's successes and failures, highs and lows, and of course the all too familiar sex, drugs, and rock and roll. The book is available on Flame Books. Click HERE to view a promotional video interview with the author.
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The Beatles In Cleveland
by David Schwensen
New book focused on The Beatles' concerts in Cleveland, Ohio in 1964 and 1966. In addition to the author's personal memories, the book contains various interviews and quotes from promoters, deejays, journalists, and fans. Nearly 200 pages document the concerts from all points of view, along with rare pictures and related memorabilia. The book is available on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk.
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Introducing...
The Beatles ebook
by David Rybaczewski
New 91 page ebook that supplies all available information for The Beatles' first U.S. album, 'Introducing... The Beatles.' An exhaustive song by song analysis provides details such as songwriting and recording history, releases, instrumentation, live performances, chart positions, and much more. Click HERE for sample pages and more information.
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The White Book
by Ken Mansfield
New book by Ken Mansfield, former United States manager of Apple Records. Many people have written books about this period of The Beatles, but only a select few actually interacted with the band. Mansfield was in the eye of the Apple storm, and his personal memories are a must read for anybody interested in this unique time in entertainment history. Nearly 300 pages and tons of rare pictures tell a true insider's story of The Beatles and other musicians. The book is available on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk.
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